Historical Committee See Rules and Regulations Results of John Horsch Mennonite History Essay Contest 2004   Class I (Seminary and Graduate School): First place: Jonathan Seiling Emmanuel College, Toronto School of Theology, Toronto, Ontario Solae (Quae?) Scripturae: Anabaptists and the Apocrypha       Second place: H. Jean Hess Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Indiana Addressing One Another on the Changing Demands of Culture and Economy: The Mennonite Church Doctrine of Nonconformity, 1930-1959       Third place: Keith Benner (tie) Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Indiana Education, Authority, and the Church in the life and thought of John Ellsworth Hartzler       Tamara Sawatzky (tie) Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Indiana Material Culture: The Dutch Windmill as an Icon for Russian Mennonites Class II (Undergraduate College and University): First place: Erin Miller Bluffton University, Bluffton, Ohio The Kalona Amish: Retention and Defection Patterns of the 20th Century       Second place: Rebecca Allen Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana My Birth, My Way: Reproductive Agency among Three Generations of Amish Women in Elkhart-LaGrange and Nappanee Settlements       Third place: Darren T. Byler Kent State University, Kent, Ohio The Geography of Difference: Constructing Identity in the Holmes County, Ohio, Amish Community Class III (High School): First place: Angela Dietzel Lancaster Mennonite High School, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Welsh Mountain Home: The Path to Today’s Vision       Second place: Elizabeth Evearitt Lancaster Mennonite High School, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Art Therapy at Philhaven       Third place: Monika Burkholder Eastern Mennonite High School, Harrisonburg, Virginia Glendon Blosser: An Effective Leader

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